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Australian Federal Police enterprise agreement pay rates

This page lists the pay rates in the Australian Federal Police enterprise agreement (AE526995). The agreement was approved by the Fair Work Commission and sets the minimum pay for the staff it covers. The rates below are the agreement minimums; overtime, penalties and allowances can lift what you actually take home.

Who this agreement covers

Australian Federal Police. Band 1-8 classification structure covering policing, technical specialist, and executive roles. Rates shown 12 months after commencement (4.0% increase).

Rates last updated 26 August 2026.

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Agreement details

Code
AE526995
Industry
Public Administration and Safety
Ordinary hours
37.5 per week
Casual loading
25%
Union
AFPA
Nominal expiry
9 December 2027

Roles covered

Some of the roles this agreement may cover at the Australian Federal Police. You can open any role to see its indicative rates.

Minimum pay rates

Full-time pay runs from $1,121.13 per week ($29.90 per hour) at the entry level up to $3,925.96 per week at the top, across 14 classifications. A few examples:

ClassificationWeekly (full-time)Per hour
Band 1 (Increment 1)Entry-level AFP support role. Administrative or operational support.$1,121.13$29.90
Band 2 (Increment 1)AFP officer Band 2. Routine operational or administrative duties.$1,245.27$33.21
Band 3 (Constable entry)AFP Constable. Most common entry point for sworn members of the AFP.$1,446.79$38.58

The rate for every classification, plus casual rates, is in the pay checker below.

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Rates are sourced from Fair Work Commission data and shown as a guide. They can change, and your circumstances may differ. Verify against your payslip and the official instrument before acting. For advice, contact the Fair Work Ombudsman on 13 13 94 or a registered employment lawyer.